Shrine to Honor America at Versailles Planned
A Franco American memorial shrine is planned at Versailles to honor World War I cooperation. It features a marble stairway, cascading water, a Pershing statue facing Paris, and a Rond-Point des Etats Unis. Lafayette’s statue will be moved to join the monument as funds are raised across France.
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France
Benjamin Franklin
Rane
Versailles
Great Britain
Ams
America
Palace of Versailles
Gen. Pershing
Avenue de Vergennes
New Republic
Pershing
Henry Beye
Haye
United States
Verseilles
Tons of Dog License Tags Used in New York State
Albany says four tons of dog licenses and tags are being distributed to state city town and county clerks by the State dog licensing bureau. The bureau also acts as a missing person bureau by helping reunite pets with owners. A pedigreed terrier found injured in Detroit was restored to Buffalo through the bureau, illustrating its interstate reach. The state reports about 207,000 dogs. New York City and Buffalo license their dogs separately.
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New York State
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Atlantic Ocean
Vermont to Mark 150 Years in Union
Governor Aiken signs a resolution creating a commission to plan a yearlong celebration of Vermont's 150th anniversary of statehood. The panel will outline plans and report to the legislature, aided by local chambers and newspapers, to honor decades of growth and development since joining the Union.
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Charles Sughroe
Vermont
Aiken
Vermortt St
Aginal Thirteen
Rial
State Chamber of Commerce
Speciak
Deliverance From Self Leonard to Barrett
The text argues that true deliverance lies in relinquishing selfish desire, with sin defined as selfishness. It suggests self-obsession causes misery and urges one to be friendly to gain friends, noting the cost of ego in personal relations.
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Self Leonard
Barrett
Seli
Just a Gigolo Edward Bleu Accused Of Theft
Edward Bleu, eighty three, admitted to being Susi a gigolo after his arrest on a complaint by Mrs. Elizebeth Stout of Princeton New Jersey. She accuses Bleu of taking 700 dollars in cash and two diamond rings worth 500 dollars plus a 360 dollar board bill. Bleus statements at the police station are included in the record.
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Edward Bleu
Elizebeth Stout
Princeton
N. J
Bleu
Blanc i
Deliverance from Self Through Service to Others
A reflection on obsession with self leading to nervous strain and impaired happiness. Self absorption dulls compassion, fosters egotism, and blocks self-correction. The piece argues true deliverance comes by shifting focus to serving others and moving beyond self appraisal.
Decorating a Bride's Home Nonsense Or Wise Advice
The column discusses choosing decor for a bride’s new home, weighing wall colors, fabrics, and furnishings while balancing budget and practicality. It notes the burdens of married life and offers humorous guidance on draperies, fireplace brackets, wallpaper frames, and room planning, ending with lighthearted, practical tips informed by domestic experience.
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Nove
In the Ministry of Human Need
A call to seek worthy causes worth living or dying for to overcome self obsession and attain deliverance, urging devotion to a needy effort. Published by Western Newspaper Union.
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Ministry of Human Need
Western Newspaper Union
Shoulder Bouquet and the Tur Oi ng Sn Periences
Fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled phrase about a bouquet and touring experiences. No clear people, places, dates, or organizations are identifiable. Unable to determine a coherent news item or event from the fragment.
Naming Chegrin River by surveyors in Cleveland history
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes that Moses Cheaveland and his party of surveyors were called the Cy tin to the Reserve. As they reached the mouth they named the river Chegrix.
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Chegrin River
Moses Cheaveland
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Chegrix
Free Classes Plant Art Where None Had Grown
Chicago’s Art Institute offered a twelve week experiment to foster art enthusiasm among timid neighbors. A butcher, a beer maker, and a candlemaker joined, drawing surprising success as a daughter nimbly copied her father’s brushwork. A machinery maker turned to pastoral painting, a steel painter learned to depict flowers, and mothers left children to learn art at home.
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Chicago
Chicago Art Insiiute
Lost cow found in underground sinkhole near Berne
Reuben Romney rounded up his herd in Berne Indiana and heard a cow call from below when he checked the pasture. Looking into a small jug shaped sinkhole he saw the cow’s head protruding from a hidden opening, revealing the animal trapped underground.
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Berne
Ind
Reuben Romney
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